Abhyuday sitting on a wooden stool, holding a camera
Abhyuday sitting on a wooden stool, holding a camera
Abhyuday sitting on a wooden stool, holding a camera

From sketchbooks to product design.

From sketchbooks to product design.

From sketchbooks to product design.

I’m Abhyuday. I’ve always been curious about the world around me—the way things look, work, and sometimes don’t. That curiosity started with art and sketching, and eventually led me to product design.

Today, I design enterprise products that simplify complex workflows and make technology easier to use. Away from Figma, you’ll often find me with a camera or sketchbook—both remind me to slow down, observe, and notice the details. Because I believe good design starts with paying attention.

I’m Abhyuday. I’ve always been curious about the world around me—the way things look, work, and sometimes don’t. That curiosity started with art and sketching, and eventually led me to product design.

Today, I design enterprise products that simplify complex workflows and make technology easier to use. Away from Figma, you’ll often find me with a camera or sketchbook—both remind me to slow down, observe, and notice the details. Because I believe good design starts with paying attention.

I’m Abhyuday. I’ve always been curious about the world around me—the way things look, work, and sometimes don’t. That curiosity started with art and sketching, and eventually led me to product design.

Today, I design enterprise products that simplify complex workflows and make technology easier to use. Away from Figma, you’ll often find me with a camera or sketchbook—both remind me to slow down, observe, and notice the details. Because I believe good design starts with paying attention.

Where I Belong

Where I Belong

Where I Belong

I grew up in Fort Kochi, where history and everyday life exist side by side. Its old streets, cafés, fishing harbour, and local artists taught me to slow down, look closer, and find stories in ordinary places.

More than just my hometown, Kochi shaped the way I see. It gave me a love for sketching, photography, and storytelling—and those habits still influence how I approach design today. I believe good design begins with curiosity and observation.

I grew up in Fort Kochi, where history and everyday life exist side by side. Its old streets, cafés, fishing harbour, and local artists taught me to slow down, look closer, and find stories in ordinary places.

More than just my hometown, Kochi shaped the way I see. It gave me a love for sketching, photography, and storytelling—and those habits still influence how I approach design today. I believe good design begins with curiosity and observation.

I grew up in Fort Kochi, where history and everyday life exist side by side. Its old streets, cafés, fishing harbour, and local artists taught me to slow down, look closer, and find stories in ordinary places.

More than just my hometown, Kochi shaped the way I see. It gave me a love for sketching, photography, and storytelling—and those habits still influence how I approach design today. I believe good design begins with curiosity and observation.

Chinese fishing nets silhouetted at sunset in Fort Kochi
A hand holding a pencil sketch of a Fort Kochi church, with the beach behind
Chinese fishing nets silhouetted at sunset in Fort Kochi
A hand holding a pencil sketch of a Fort Kochi church, with the beach behind
Chinese fishing nets silhouetted at sunset in Fort Kochi
A hand holding a pencil sketch of a Fort Kochi church, with the beach behind
A desk setup with dual monitors and a laptop showing design work in progress
An open notebook of handwritten design notes beside a pair of earphones
A desk setup with dual monitors and a laptop showing design work in progress
An open notebook of handwritten design notes beside a pair of earphones
A desk setup with dual monitors and a laptop showing design work in progress
An open notebook of handwritten design notes beside a pair of earphones

What Shapes My Design

What Shapes My Design

What Shapes My Design

Every product starts with a question, not a screen. I like to understand the problem first, explore different possibilities, and test ideas before they become polished interfaces.

Sketching helps me think freely, while digital tools turn those ideas into flows, systems, and experiences. From there, it’s about iterating, collaborating, and staying close to the people who will actually use what I design.

Every product starts with a question, not a screen. I like to understand the problem first, explore different possibilities, and test ideas before they become polished interfaces.

Sketching helps me think freely, while digital tools turn those ideas into flows, systems, and experiences. From there, it’s about iterating, collaborating, and staying close to the people who will actually use what I design.

Every product starts with a question, not a screen. I like to understand the problem first, explore different possibilities, and test ideas before they become polished interfaces.

Sketching helps me think freely, while digital tools turn those ideas into flows, systems, and experiences. From there, it’s about iterating, collaborating, and staying close to the people who will actually use what I design.

Still curious, still exploring.

Moments I have collected along the way.

Still curious, still exploring.

Moments I have collected along the way.

Still curious, still exploring.

Moments I have collected along the way.

Two friends standing on a green hillside
Outdoor portrait wearing a blue track top
A group of friends posing together on the beach
Studio portrait, seated on a wooden stool
Three friends standing together outdoors
Two friends riding motorcycles through a city street
Two friends on a rocky outcrop against a hazy sky
Photographing on set in front of a green screen
Taking a mirror photograph inside a clothing store
Holding a watercolour sketch up against the building it depicts
A hand holding a tablet showing a pencil drawing of an eye
Mirror photograph in a tiled corridor
An open sketchbook showing watercolour flower and portrait studies
A hand holding a pencil sketch of a Fort Kochi church

Let’s Design What’s Next.

The best conversations often begin with curiosity. If you’d like to talk about design, products, or ideas, I’d love to hear from you.

©2026 Abhyuday Krishna

Let’s Design What’s Next.

The best conversations often begin with curiosity. If you’d like to talk about design, products, or ideas, I’d love to hear from you.

©2026 Abhyuday Krishna

Let’s Design What’s Next.

The best conversations often begin with curiosity. If you’d like to talk about design, products, or ideas, I’d love to hear from you.

©2026 Abhyuday Krishna